Many customers use spare lumber to construct their loft beds. It is easy to see why, our loft bed plans use common lumber sizes on purpose. This helps to cut down on cost and makes it so customers can easily find wood. But just any wood cannot be used. Our designs are based off of […]
Filed under: Loft Bed Construction on December 31st, 2008 | No Comments »
You have bought your loft bed plans from us and now are ready to go shopping at your favorite hardware store for materials. The parts list we provide details everything you will need, but the grade and type of lumber are not shown. In all honesty we expect everyone to buy what the hardware stores […]
Filed under: Loft Bed Construction on December 27th, 2008 | No Comments »
Dorm rooms can be cramped. Here at CampusLoftBeds, we can offer a solution. Our loft plans should increase your living space by a good bit. But just how much, you may be asking? Well we did some investigating to figure out what can be placed under your loft. Our twin xl loft bed should afford […]
Filed under: Dorm Life, Loft Bed Construction on December 22nd, 2008 | No Comments »
Building a loft bed using our loft bed plans has never been easier. But we can understand that for many this is the first decent sized woodworking project that you have worked on. There is no reason for any concern, here at Campusloftbeds we can walk you through the entire process. We are often asked […]
Filed under: Loft Bed Construction on December 19th, 2008 | No Comments »
From time to time here at Campusloftbeds, we get questions about how to make your loft bed fire retardant. We assume this request stems from the fact that many universities have lots of requirements for a loft bed. This is understandable and we are happy to help.
The first thing to realize is that your loft […]
Filed under: Construction Techniques, Loft Bed Construction on December 16th, 2008 | No Comments »
From time to time we get emails from customers who order our loft bed plans that want to know what technique is the best for various parts of their loft bed. It seems the question we get asked the most about are the notches detailed on each of the legs. The notched legs […]
Filed under: loft-bed-plans, Build a Loft Bed, Loft Bed Construction on November 14th, 2008 | No Comments »
So you have decided to build a loft bed. You have your tools all laid out and you have purchased a set of loft plans from campusloftbeds.com. Now what?
Now all you have to do is head to the local hardware store to buy all your parts. As a test, I wanted to […]
Filed under: Loft Bed Construction on September 15th, 2008 | No Comments »
Bill Vondriska writes in to share his loft bed building with everyone. “The picture is in my garage so it isn’t that good. I made a minor change but for the most part, it is to plan.”
Thanks Bill, it looks GREAT!
Filed under: Loft Bed Construction on August 18th, 2008 | No Comments »
Welcome to the campusloftbeds.com project page! This page is devoted to customers projects, construction tips and techniques, and conversations about all of the great products at campusloftbeds.
If you have a finished project and would like to share it with the world, we would love to post it. Simply email projects@campusloftbeds.com and share your […]
Filed under: Loft Bed Construction, Loft Bed Projects on August 29th, 2007 | No Comments »